Rethink how rooms connect.
Discuss changes to the existing layout, brickwork and masonry. Any proposed structural alterations need an appropriate assessment before the work is defined.
Full house renovations · Cardiff & South Wales
Your home.
A fresh start.
Reimagine the rooms you use every day. Bring your ideas for layouts, kitchens, bathrooms and finishing touches together with Neart Construction.
Discuss your renovation ↗RETHINK THE LAYOUT. REFRESH THE FINISH. FEEL AT HOME.
A NEW CHAPTER FOR YOUR HOME
ARCHITECTURAL INSPIRATION
ARCHITECTURAL INSPIRATION
A home that works for you
See the whole picture.
Plan every room.
Perhaps you’ve bought a property that needs attention. Maybe your home no longer fits the way you live. A full renovation is a chance to consider the layout, essential services and finishes together.
Neart Construction offers full house renovations across Cardiff and South Wales. Share your priorities with Greg, from the rooms that need the most work to the details you want to keep. We can discuss the scope and information needed for a quote.
Tell us about your property ↗Your renovation, room by room
From practical changes
to personal details.
Bring the work into one conversation. Tell us which parts of your home you want to change and what you want the finished space to achieve.
Start with what matters
A clear brief.
A better starting point.
You don’t need every finish chosen before you speak to us. These four decisions help frame a useful first conversation.
Separate essentials from extras.
List the problems you need to solve first, then the improvements you would like. This helps focus the scope around your priorities and budget.
Share what you know.
Bring photographs, drawings and any surveys or reports you already have. Flag known issues so the work can be discussed with the existing property in mind.
Think about the complete room.
Consider cabinetry, sanitaryware, lighting, storage and decorating alongside the building work. Let us know which items you intend to supply yourself.
Plan around your household.
Tell us whether you expect to live in the property during the work. Access, storage and temporary loss of essential rooms all need discussion.
The order matters
Plan the work.
Then the finishing touches.
A renovation brings several trades into the same rooms. Agreeing the sequence helps avoid disturbing completed work to reach something underneath.
- 01
Understand the property
Review the existing condition, proposed layout and any assessments or design information needed before the work is agreed.
- 02
Resolve building work first
Plan repairs, structural alterations and any roof or window work before new surfaces and fittings are installed.
- 03
Coordinate concealed services
Consider pipework, wiring and service routes while the relevant walls and floors are accessible, before surfaces are closed up.
- 04
Bring rooms to completion
Coordinate wall finishes, final fittings, decorating, flooring and joinery around the chosen materials and installation requirements.
This is a general guide. The programme for your home depends on the agreed scope, site conditions and the work each room needs.
People behind your project
From your first ideas
to the work on site.
Greg handles enquiries and quoting, Ben manages the project, and Jos coordinates the team. Discuss how updates and decisions will be handled as your plans progress.
Talk to Greg
Share your property details, priorities, budget range and preferred dates.
Define the scope
Discuss the rooms, proposed work and information needed for a quote.
Coordinate the work
Ben manages the project, with Jos organising the people carrying out the work.
Consider the details
Discuss finishes and fittings, and raise questions or proposed changes as the work progresses.
Look beneath the finish
Older home?
Start with its condition.
New fittings won’t resolve an underlying problem. Share any surveys, reports and known issues so the existing property can be considered alongside your plans.
Signs of moisture
Flag staining, leaks or recurring damp patches. The cause needs to be understood before deciding on repairs or covering the area with new finishes.
Previous alterations
Share what you know about removed walls, changed openings or earlier building work, including any available drawings and records.
Existing services
Discuss the condition and proposed use of plumbing and electrics. Appropriate checks help establish what the renovation needs to include.
Plan for what becomes visible
Some conditions may only become clear when work opens up an area. Before work starts, discuss how findings, proposed changes and their effect on cost and timing will be reviewed.
Understanding the quote
What shapes your
renovation budget?
Room count alone doesn’t describe a renovation. The condition of your home, proposed changes and chosen specification all affect the work involved.
Discuss your plans ↗Existing condition & alterations
Repairs, changes to layouts and any structural work help define the starting scope.
Kitchens, bathrooms & services
Fittings, plumbing and electrical work vary with the rooms and changes proposed.
Joinery & specification
Storage, materials and finishing choices affect both the work and the overall budget.
Access & sequencing
Site access, an occupied home and the order of work across rooms need consideration.
Help us understand the whole project
Send your postcode, photographs, any drawings and a room-by-room list of proposed work. Include your budget range, preferred dates and any items you want to supply.
Before we talk
A few details.
A useful conversation.
Start with what you know. We can discuss what else is needed to understand your plans.
- 01Your property address and postcode
- 02The rooms and changes you want included
- 03Photographs, drawings or existing reports
- 04Your budget range and preferred timescale
- 05Whether the property will be occupied
Your questions
Before you renovate.
What can a full house renovation include?
It depends on the agreed scope. Neart’s services include building work, kitchen and bathroom fitting, plumbing, electrical services, carpentry, painting and decorating. Tell us which rooms and elements you would like included.
Can we renovate in stages?
Tell us which rooms are your priority and whether you have a phased approach in mind. Discuss the order of work and how changes in one room may affect others before a programme is agreed.
Should we stay at home or move out during the work?
Discuss this before the quote and programme are agreed. Staying may mean working in phases, keeping routes through the home accessible and arranging temporary use of essential rooms. An empty property may allow a different sequence, but neither option automatically determines the cost or duration. Consider your household, temporary accommodation and the proposed work together.
How long will the renovation take?
The programme depends on the property, scope, specification and any work that needs to happen first. Share your preferred dates so we can discuss the project and a suitable schedule.
How much will it cost?
A useful quote needs a defined scope. Share your proposed work, any drawings and your budget range with Greg so the discussion covers the rooms, fittings and finishes you have in mind.
What disruption should we expect?
Building work, deliveries and work to services can bring noise, dust and changes to access. Ask about work areas, protection for existing rooms, material storage and any planned interruptions to water or electricity.
What happens if an unexpected issue is found?
Ask how findings will be explained and assessed before affected work proceeds. Discuss any proposed repair or change, what it means for the quote and programme, and how your agreement will be recorded.
When should we choose and order fittings?
Share your kitchen, bathroom, lighting and storage choices early, especially items you plan to supply. Dimensions, service positions and delivery dates can affect other work. Discuss when each decision is needed rather than ordering around an assumed schedule.
What if we want to change something?
Raise the idea with the project manager before additional work is carried out. Discuss how it affects the scope, cost and programme so everyone understands the next step.
Where do you work?
We cover Cardiff, Penarth, Barry, Dinas Powys, Caerphilly, Newport, Cwmbran, Blackwood, Pontypridd, Llantrisant, Cowbridge and Bridgend. Share your postcode when you get in touch.
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